Re: Custom sequencing

[Arasmus]

Nice! I'd ssearched the manual for "sequence" before posting but missed the 
line numbers command. Thanks. 

On Monday, December 6, 2021 at 5:11:48 PM UTC-8 Tom Robinson wrote:

> No need for a spreadsheet, BBEdit has a line numbering command :]
>
> 1. create document with 250 blank lines
> 2. Text > Add/Remove Line Numbers.  Don’t add spaces or justify — we just 
> want a plain number
> 3. Do a Grep search for an entire line:
> ^.*$
> Replace with the example HTML below verbatim, except substitute & for the 
> 3 digits:
> \n\n\n
> 4. profit
>
>
> On 2021-12-07, at 08:57, Arasmus  wrote:
>
> Perhaps the easiest way would be to use a spreadsheet to generate the 
> sequence of numbers from 1-250..paste the numbers into an empty text 
> file..search and replace each of the numbers with the figure code.
>
> On Monday, December 6, 2021 at 7:32:53 AM UTC-8 Maciek Schejbal wrote:
>
>> Hullo BBEdits!
>>
>> I have 250 images to be shown in the slide show. After I copy the paths, 
>> would anybody have a way to automate BBEdit to continue numbering the 
>> following sequence?
>>
>> Many thanks,
>> Maciek
>>
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>> etc...
>>
>
>

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Re: Custom sequencing

[Arasmus]

Perhaps the easiest way would be to use a spreadsheet to generate the 
sequence of numbers from 1-250..paste the numbers into an empty text 
file..search and replace each of the numbers with the figure code.

On Monday, December 6, 2021 at 7:32:53 AM UTC-8 Maciek Schejbal wrote:

> Hullo BBEdits!
>
> I have 250 images to be shown in the slide show. After I copy the paths, 
> would anybody have a way to automate BBEdit to continue numbering the 
> following sequence?
>
> Many thanks,
> Maciek
>
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
> etc...
>

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Re: Remove line returns from within a paragraph but not between paragraphs

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And if you are going to need to do it a lot, you can create a text filter 
that strings the three steps together. 
On Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 5:40:03 AM UTC-7 Roger Moffat wrote:

> When I need to sort something like this I don’t use GREP since I’m not 
> familiar enough with it to get it right with little effort, but you can use 
> the basic Find and Replace
>
> Find
>
> \r \r (there’s a space between them because you said there was a space 
> between the paragraphs. If you just meant there was an empty line, use \r\r)
>
> Replace with
>
> xxx
>
> This preserves the gap between paragraphs as xxx, and now you have a 
> whole bunch of lines ending in a return
>
> Then find
>
> \r
>
> replace with
>
> “ “ (a single space)
>
> Then Find
>
> xxx
>
> Replace with
>
> \r\r
>
> Will separate out all the paragraphs again with a blank line between them. 
> Then in case you’ve ended up with 2 spaces anywhere
>
> Find “two spaces” (means 2 spaces, not the words in quotes)
>
> Replace with “one space” (same as above - a single space, not the two 
> words)
>
> Roger
>
>
>
> On Nov 2, 2021, at 11:04 PM, Gavin Brooks  wrote:
>
> I have a lot of text that has been copied from a PDF, that I need to make 
> into text files for research purposes. When the text copied over, there was 
> a hard line return at the end of every sentences, and a blank space between 
> paragraphs. I need to the lines within the paragraph joined but the 
> paragraphs to remain separate and am looking for a regex to do that:
>
> *For example, the text looks like this:*
>
> *This is the 1st paragraph. *
> *With a few lines that*
> *need connected.*
>
> *This is another paragraph with*
> *a blank line between*
> *it and the previous paragraph.*
>
> *I want it to look like this:*
>
> *This is the 1st paragraph. With a few lines that need connected.*
>
> *This is another paragraph with a blank line between it and the previous 
> paragraph.*
>
> *The best that I have been able to come up with is this:*
>
> ([^\r\n])\R(?=[^\r\n])
>
> *But that will also remove the last character of each line, so I get this:*
>
> *This is the 1st paragraph With a few lines tha need connected.*
>
> *This is another paragraph wit a blank line betwee it and the previous 
> paragraph.*
>
> Any suggestions about how to rewrite the above so that it does not remove 
> the final character?
>
> Gavin
>
>
>
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